The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-01

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outing in New York to the endowment of ann.
shine and flowers in their Florida winter home
Mr. G. B. Crafts, OF Princeton senior gradua
ing class, College of New Jersey, will spend his
holiday vacation with home and Tallahassee
| friends.
1t is wise to provide against emergencies
which are liable to arise in every family In sud-
den attacks Of cold Group, asthma, ETC., bsttle
of Ayers Cherry Pecloral will prove a never
failing remedy.
| Mrs. G. A. Ball has purchased a very desir-
able io' from Mr.. John G. Cons, on Clinton
| street, between Bronaugh and Boulevard This
means another new dwelling on that block
| Professor II. E Graham, of the State Nor
NAL College at De Funiak, was in the CITY few
| days ring the past week
-"asF putty ana man to put them in, at reasonable
| prices. at (2s-2ml R.w1s,
Mr. JAS A. Ball has purchased lot from
Capt. c. A. Bryan, corner of Clinton and Boule.
ward streets. on which he will build residence
Mrs. Stone and Mrs Jones have moved into
their new residence on Gamble Hi in McDou-
| CALLS cast addition TO Tallahassee.
Judge R. B. VanValkenburgh, Associate
Justice of Florida Supreme Court, though still
quite i'll at the residence of Mrs Ames, is better
than he WAS day or two ago, and hope is en-
tertained for his recovery
-Messr.. J. T. Bernard & Son this week sold
ten acre tract north of Tallahassee for thirty
dollars an acre
Cen w d. Barnes, Comptroller, yesterday
returned from West Fierida whittier he went
some weeks ago 10 rest and regain strength
aNer his protracted illness We are glad 10 see the
General looking much better than when he left
Tallahassee, but he has not entirely recovered
yet.
Our Lady Friends will be interested in know
ing that by sending zoe. 10 pay postage, and Is
top covers of Warmers Safe Yeast (showinR that
they have used at least Is packages) to H. 81.
Warner Il Co., Rochester, N Y, they can get q
500 page, finely illustrated Cook Book, rrss
Such book, bound in cloth, could not be
bought for lc9 than dollar Ii is wonderfully
good chaoce to get fine book for the mere
postage and the ladies should act promptly.
Mr.. John Chalres, son of Capt j. j. Chaires,
is reading law in the Office of Hon d. 8. Walker.
Jr.
= Mr. John c. Calhoun, Circuit Clerk for Tay-
Tor county. made pleasant call at the FLoRrD1AN
sanctum yesterday.
The spacious parlor of the Leon Hotel was
filled Monday night with an appreciative COM
pany Of music lovers, called together by the an
nourccment that Miss Kate Kemper, of ITALIA
ha>see, would assist Professor r. Wenzel in con-
cert. They were not disappointed in their ex-
recnion Of enjoyment, for the lady sang most
artstically and the skilliul pianist maintained
his reputation as an exceedingly rapid and quite
muscular manpuatsr of the resounding keys.
He is undoubtedly brilliant performer
Mr. b F. Namely Of Jacksonville, is spend
ing few days with his family at the st. James.
We learn from Mr.. n. W Eppes that the
Gin house of Mr.. N. NJ. I.ler, near Bradfordvllle,
was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. Three
bales of cotton were also burned. The origin
of lle fire is unknown. Ne insurance
The Supreme Court Of Florida has taken
recess until the ID day of January.
Judge West issued bakers dozen Of mar
rage licenses for Novembcr-one to white and
twelve 10 colored persons.
Ashley Peck, dispatcher for the 6uperin
tondcnt OF the F. r. & n system at Jacksonville,
Louis Peck, day operator and Paul Peek night
operator, for the same Company at Tallahassee,
were brothers. A few months ago they were
called 10 their home in Tennessee to attend the
funeral of sister Two weeks ago Lewis went
home on a visit. Ashley died in Jacksonville
last san lay from an overdose Of laudAnam .
Paul lett Tor that city on the 2. p NJ train Sun
day. Lewis and an elder brother started from
home the same Gay bound for Jacksonville. Be-
tore they reached that city a telegram had been
received that their father had died At home.
Miss Jessie Grower, Of Jacksonville, daugh
Ter OF Judge Bernard, is visiting friends in the
Capital City.
Parties coming from Thomasville this week
SAY that three hundred hands are throwing dirt
on the T, T. & NJ. Railroad, between that city
and the Florida line.
-Adviccs from Carrabelle and from the Chief
Engineer are to the effect that grading on the
Carrabelle and Tallahassee Railroad is progress
| ing rapidly.
Rev. f. II. Harman Presiding Elder Of Tai
| lahassce District delivered his lecture, Home
Sweet Home: Love, Cour.ship, Marriage" &C.,
at the NJ. E. Church, South, to largo and ap-
preciative audience, on Tuesday evening. The
| lecture is amusing, interesting and instructive,
and was presented in the speakers most enter
tanning and pathetic s,yle-as the different
themes required. The lecture will bear repeii-
ton, and we trust the eloquent young minister
may soon have opportunity to repeat it to Tai
! lahassce audience.
The firm of Gilmore Il HART has been dis
| solved by Limitation and mutual consent, and
Mr.. HART is authorized TO wind up the business
| affairs Of the firm.
Merchants tell ns that the business outlook
! for Tallahassee is better now than it has been
| for three years. With good crops, two railroads
building TO Tallahassee, and others in prospect
| the fnture for Tallahassee and Leon county is
certainly more promising than il has been a.
times III the past
Hon. l.. Viikovsk ex-MAyor OF Starkc,
made business visit TO the Capital this week.
The contractor on the railroad from Thorn
| asvilletn Tallahassee has gone 10 work in ear
nest. Three hundred hands are grading south
OF brownsville and north OF the State line.
--Prospectars are getting more numerous in
the picturesque Tallahassee Country as the sea-
! son advances.
Get your shipping tags for The Sub Tropical
| Exposition from the FLORIDIAN Office.
There is fine turnip crop in the Taahas.
see Country This season, and they are unusually
large.
| -" That Miss Jones is a nj. g looking girl,